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Hi,
I am a new user of Radioss/Optistruct and trying to complete the tutorials but every time I submite a job I get the same error back,
*** Error # 23 ***
ID 1 used on Case Control data SPC or SPCADD
is missing in bulk data
hello,
not sure if you are still working on this or a similar job, but the main issue would be that either the load or constraint collector has not been assigned or you have mistakingly hidden the collector before you run the file.
Cheers,
Hi, I'm having a similar issue and have no idea how to solve it. I'm designing a clevis joint for a formula student car, but when I run the check, HyperWorks just blurts this out:
*** ERROR # 23 ***
Hi Josh,
Looks like the SPC in loadcase 2 is either missing or wrong load collector is referenced.
Please check the Load case with ID 2.
Please help me to solve this
*** ERROR # 23 *** SID 2 used on Case Control data SPC is missing in bulk data.
not sure if you are still working on this or a similar job, but the main issue would be that either the load or constraint collector has not been assigned or you have mistakingly hidden the collector before you run the file.
Hi ,
I am getting the error 23 while solving the problem .So what steps do I follow to avoid the same error .
In my case, I found that I had forgotten to create the "SPC" conditions. After I applied the "SPC" conditions, I was able to solve the problem. So, when you encounter error #23, first, you should check the "SPC" conditions.
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